Specifically, I plan on mostly viewing videos back in Australia by connecting the camera directly to a multi system (PAL and NTSC) TV and burning DVDs for play in Australia. Pal, and was hoping to fing out what the current consensus is. I have read every post on the forum on NTSC vs. Posted on Monday, J04:36 GMTI live mainly Australia, but spend a lot of time in the North and Central America. What you see on the TV would be what you would be recording on the VCR. If you need to make sure that the video is being recorded, connect a TV to the VCR, via the Video out option on the VCR.
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Just start up the dvd, choose full screen and then record the Video.
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You should be able to play the DVD using any DVd software that will allow you to play full screen video.
I am not familiar with MAC's but most Windows notebooks built within the last 5 years, would allow the video out to immediately be displayed onto a TV or in this case, VCR, as soon as the VGA adapter (normally ATI) senses the other Video display. Using either or, connect your laptop to your VCR, and then power it up. grab a composite cable or if your notebook only has S-video out, grab an s-video to composite adapter. Connect one end to your laptop and the other to the vcr Go to radioshack, purchase a mini\stereo din to component adapter (3-5 foot cable that attaches to the headphone port on your laptop, but splits into a left and right (usually red and black) audio signal. Your laptop should have a S-video and or Composite video out. Posted on Tuesday, Novem17:45 GMTdirect tv
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